Combining sexual behaviors improves measurement efficiency in sexual victimization without affecting prevalence rates.
(349) = .189). Combining sexual behaviors appears to be an efficient way to facilitate the brevity of sexual victimization measurements while likely having minimal impact on reported prevalence rates.
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